Joe Loya

There's a lot of things that I appreciate in the world because of my ideas.

And so I try to always remind him, dad, you did good, man.

And my brother is super talented and super smart and super educated and an artist as well.

So we feel like we got that from my dad and we always let him know.

You did us good, Dad.

There were some moments in which it was traumatic, but overall, you did things that hurt us, but you gave us so many tools and resources so that we could work through it.

So it's just complicated.

It's a paradox of life.

It's wonderful to be here, Joe, and I appreciate it.

You asked a bunch of good questions, so kudos to you, man.

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The choreography of a beating, right?

I don't know the time, but I'm nursing a couple fractures of rib in our elbow.

I'm beat up real good.

Put my brother in the bathroom, I lock him in, I go to the kitchen, and I pull out a steak knife.

And I walk over to the bedroom.

I put it under the pillow and I just sit there and I wait.

My dad comes in.

He looks at me over there, you know, glares at me.

So I'm thinking like, what am I, what's he going to use to hit me?